| 1 - Create Genotype / Update Sim | Adds a new genotype and updates the MASH simulation with any recently added / changed genotype values respectively. |
| 2 - Genotype Summary | Displays all existing genotypes. Select a genotype to display its attribute values in the right panel.
Right-click to display a menu that allows you to add new genotypes, change label colors, access presets, randomize genotype values, rename or duplicate genotypes, or delete an existing genotype. |
| 3 - Genotype Attributes | Displays the attribute values for the selected genotype. |
Genotype attributes
- Max. Age
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Determines the maximum age of a tree (in simulated years) before it dies.
- Seed Age
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Determines the age (in simulated years) at which a tree starts dropping seeds.
- Seed count
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Determines how many seeds a tree will drop per year.
- Growth rate
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Determines how the tree scales up each year.
- Model size
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Specifies the size (in world units) of the tree. Try to match this as close as possible to the size of base object representing this genotype.
- Slope threshold
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Determines the maximum steepness upon which trees will grow. Lowering this value increases the likelihood of trees growing on steeper hills.
- Rand Variance
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A randomizer for the previous attributes that applies on an object by object basis.
- Temperature
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Determines the air temperature of the simulation. Trees will grow better in more temperate climates.
- Soil Quality
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Determines the amount of nutrients in the soil. Trees will grow better in higher quality soils.
- Moisture
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Determines the amount of moisture in the air. Trees will grow better in more moist environments.
- Resiliance
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Determines the heartiness of the trees. The higher the resilience, the more likely a tree is to make it to its Max. Age.
- Object ID
- Determines which object ID that will represent the genotype.
- Min ID, Min ID
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Specifies the range of object IDs that will represent the genotype as they age. If these values are not 0 then they are prioritized over Object ID.
- ID Color
- Assigns a color to the genotype to help with identification.